G20: Russia sanctions having ‘significant’ effect — Yellen
26 February 2023 |
1:50 pm
The US treasury secretary says Russia is battling to replenish ammunition and repair tanks because of sanctions. Janet Yellen made the comments ahead of G20 talks in India.
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